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Some extra info: * There is at least one solution – possibly several. * White pawns advance “up”, black pawns “down”. You do not need to worry about promotion of pawns on the end rows. Enjoy! L P.S. Solution is […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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And finishing off Guest Artist Month is Clémentine Beauvais of Doodles From the Bubble.
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Another Guest Artist slot from by Mark Savary of Autumn Lake - which is currently addressing the tricky issue of cross-dimensional dating. It’s like he’s taken my life and put it in a comic…
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Guest Artist today is Ahmed Fahim of Antisoshell - a comic I read for weeks before getting the joke about the name. Anywhoo, it’s rather splendid - go check it out. And have a look here for the epilogue to […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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Guest Artists today are David & Brittany Adams of Slightly Off-Topic. Which is not to be confused with Slightly Off-Tropic, a webcomic set at 22 degrees latitude. Anyways, check it out!
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Guest Artist is Michelle Lehmann of Bitmap World - but rest assured, you won’t lose all your bandwidth downloading 100MB .bmp files when you visit, all the images are actually .pngs 🙂
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Bonus image for you here Today’s Guest Artist is Denis Michels of Maskerman - available in both English and Dutch. Pfff… my comic comes in two languages as well: English and Rigellian, which coincidentally sounds exactly like English. Anyways, check […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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Today’s Guest Artist is Mr. J. G. Fisher of the epic Smyzer and Blyde, a fantastic dark thriller set in a disturbing dystopian future. Or if the [insert unpopular political party here] win, the actual future.
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Today’s Guest Artist is Mark Savary from Autumn Lake - a comic with the tagline “The comic strip that never was”. But it kinda is: I mean, it’s right there. This is rather confusing - but also rather good. Check […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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Another guest art slot from Tom of Porterhouse - Warning, contains traces of sarcastic anthropomorphic nuts.
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Today’s Guest Artist is Tom Torre from the super (see what I did there?) Porterhouse. It’s the story of a cartoonist and a taking peanut. What? I thought everyone had one? But anyways, it’s awesome - check it out.
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Guest Artist Joe Combs of Business Casual - it’s like Dilbert, but with better art.
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Guest Artists are David and Brittany Adams of Slightly Off Topic - which oddly has a pretty topical (and quite awesome) strip about the swine flu
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Today’s wonderful Guest Artist is Jason Burgess of the comic Daily Wisdom which is more fun than you can shake a stick at.
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Guest Artist is Wendy Wood of Gilbert and the Grim Rabbit - A comic which means that when I die I’m going to be very disappointed unless a Pink rabbit with a scythe turns up.
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Written by Luke, drawn by Cedric Atizado of Familiar Ground which has a talking frog, what more could you want?
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Sorry for posting two comics-which-are-actually-graphs in less than a week. I’m waist-high in dissertation work at the moment and this is all I had the time to do. Plus that dissertation has many many graphs in it and they’re all […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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Remember the stimulus package? This comic was made back in early 2009, back before everything was sorted out and we all got those solid gold Mercedes and jetpacks.
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[update 2011] Actually you won’t find the comic there - Clem now does a comic called Doodles from the Bubble which you should read. The comic I swapped with is now here.
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Should note that I drew this years prior to the 2011 Egyptian revolution…
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Crikey! I made this a long time ago! If you’re about to start an archive trawl, please bear in mind the early comics are, artistically, not the best. There’s no continuity, or stories, so maybe you’d prefer to start at […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
